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Veil Piercing and Choice of Law Rules. Contracts and Torts

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Chapters
 
Introduction
s. 171
 
From separate Legal Personality to Attribution rules - Theoretical overview
s. 174
 
Capacity
s. 177
 
Lex societatis (nationality) of the company
s. 179
 
Groups in the commercial world
s. 181
 
What if a “legal personality” is disregarded? Exceptions to “veil” and individual liability of corporate actors
s. 183
 
General principles of corporate liability - Development of Attribution rules
s. 185
Principles of attribution rules in contractual obligations of the corporation
s. 191
Principles of attribution rules in non-contractual obligation of the corporation
s. 200
 
Corporate Liability in Groups
s. 203
“Piercing” in a group of companies in The Netherlands
s. 204
 
The Law governing piercing of corporate veil in transnational cases
s. 211
 
Applicable law found in Internal or External relations in the Group
s. 219
 
Applicable law to Attribution of conduct in European Private International Law
s. 221
 
Regulation 593/2008 (Rome I) on the law applicable to contractual obligations
s. 222
 
Concluding remarks
s. 226
 
References
s. 233